Re: question about declaring labels and errors from VWDeveloper

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Mr Newbie wrote:
> OK, I dont have much experience with that yet, however, you say you
> dont use code behind. You do, trust me! 2005 uses partial classes, so
> you wont necessarily see the designer code, its made that way to
> seperate you from what the designer is doing,
>
> Are you using beta code still or release ?
>
>

Newbie,

Couple of clarifications. You do not have to declare the label. ASP.NET
does that at runtime. That's the whole point behind partial classes. One
other minor point... you really wouldn't want to declare a label with the
WithEvents keyword since the label doesn't really have any events that you
would want to handle.

It is certainly possible to not use code-behind in both VWD and VS 2005.

As to the OP's point, can you post all of your code copied and pasted into a
message? What you've entered here should work fine.

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